This Friday (8/11) at Making Lab, we stand at the precipice of a conversation that's both timely and essential. In an era dominated by the ceaseless progress of technology, generative AI has emerged as a powerful force, holding sway over vast aspects of our digital interactions, creative processes, and even the narratives we consume. But with such unparalleled influence comes a responsibility to understand and, more importantly, to scrutinize.

Jeremy Kirshbaum will helm our journey into the intricate world of "Augmented Language Models and the Future of Truth". Bias, often an inherent component of human endeavors, has found its way into the algorithms that now generate swathes of content. But what does 'bias' truly mean in this new context? How does it manifest, and what are the ramifications when these biases are concealed or unintentional?

Drawing parallels to Borges' "Library of Babel", these language models can, in theory, generate infinite permutations of text. Within such boundlessness, can we ever hope to discern subtle predispositions or inclinations? And as AI evolves linguistically, how will distinctions in language and culture mold these technologies, especially when considering the divergence between models like the Chinese LLMs and those of the English-speaking realm?

The future of truth, as we understand and perceive it, hangs in the balance. Join us at Making Lab this Friday for a pivotal exploration into the challenges and opportunities presented by the next wave of AI. It's not just about understanding the technology, but about safeguarding the fabric of our shared human experience.

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Jeremy Kirshbaum

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